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2015-16
Schooltime Matinees
MAIL, EMAIL OR REGISTER ONLINE TODAY!
PHONE ORDERS
ACCEPTED MAY 4
Schauer Arts Center • 147 N. Rural Street • Hartford, WI 53027 • SchauerFieldTrips.ORG
Hop on a bus and explore the arts! From history to music, and science to dance, the
Schauer Center’s Schooltime Matinees take learning from the classroom to the stage.
The 2015-16 performances offer cultural
programming that is aligned with Wisconsin
Academic Standards. At the bottom of each show
description are the Wisconsin Standards Curriculum
Links to help you plan your fieldtrip.
We also offer hands-on Arts Immersion Days that can
be customized to meet your school’s needs.
NEW! We’ll come to you -- Arts Immersions are
now offered “on the go” AND at the Schauer Center.
See the back cover of the brochure for full details.
Additional outreach opportunities are listed on page 5.
Schooltime Matinees are open to all public
school, private/parochial school, homeschool,
and accredited non-profit daycare groups.
Seats are not available for the general public.
For detailed pricing information, see page 2.
NEW! Place your reservation online with pre-sale
access code SCHOOLMAT. Step-by-step instructions
are on page 2.
Or you can download an order form to email or mail in
by visiting our NEW website: SchauerFieldTrips.org.
To place your reservation by phone starting MON,
MAY 4, call 262-670-0560, ext. 201, Monday-Friday
from 9:00 am to 4:00 pm.
RESERVATIONS
ONLINE Now being accepted!
Print an order form or reserve
seats with pre-sale access code
SCHOOLMAT at SchauerFieldTrips.org
MAIL Now being accepted!
147 N. Rural Street
Hartford, WI 53027
EMAIL Now being accepted!
[email protected]
Completed order form must be attached
The Schooltime Matinee series receives grant funding support from
the Wisconsin Arts Board and Arts Midwest, in partnership with the
National Endowment for the Arts, along with various public and
private institutions.
PHONE MON, MAY 4 at 9:00 am
262-670-0560, ext. 201
Reservations will be processed in the order they are received.
GRADE LEVEL RECOMMENDATIONS
4K 5K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8
THU, OCT 15 • Hiawatha
FRI, OCT 16 • Letters Home*
MON, OCT 19 • The Berenstain Bears
FRI, OCT 23 • Shakespeare Alive!*
FRI, DEC 11 • Doktor Kaboom: Live Wire
MON, DEC 14 • Twas the Night Before Christmas
THU, JAN 21 • Disney’s Alice In Wonderland, Jr.
TUE, FEB 2 • Walk On: The Rosa Parks Story
FRI, FEB 5 • Goodnight Moon & The Runaway Bunny
WED, FEB 17 • A Perfect Balance
FRI, FEB 19 • Let’s Go Science Show
MON, FEB 22 • Lily’s Crossing
MON, MAR 14 • BFG (The Big Friendly Giant)
FRI, APR 15 • Masters of Hawaiian Music
MON, APR 25 • The Lightning Thief
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*Recommended for students through high school.
Most Schooltime Matinees have more than one performance, so please check event dates/times when placing your reservation.
All dates, times, and titles subject to change. We will make every effort to alert patrons to such changes.
Age Guidelines
Each show has grade level recommendations that the
Schauer Center has received from the performers;
please follow them as appropriate.
Regardless of recommendations, all children must
have turned four (4) years old by September 1, 2015
in order to attend the Schooltime Matinee series.
Children who are NOT part of a school group cannot
attend Schooltime Matinees. No babies in arms will
be admitted.
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
ONLINE Now being accepted!
Print an order form at
SchauerFieldTrips.org
NEW! Visit SchauerFieldTrips.org
to place a reservation with
pre-sale access code SCHOOLMAT
MAIL Now being accepted!
147 N. Rural Street
Hartford, WI 53027
EMAIL Now being accepted!
[email protected]
Completed order form must be attached
FRI, OCT 16, 2015
• 10:00 AM •
Hiawatha
Inspired by HBO documentary ‘Last Letters Home’
Performed by Griffin Theatre Company
Early Native American history and culture come
thrillingly to life in a musical adventure based on the
story of young Hiawatha. Almost 150 years before
the first English colony at Jamestown, Hiawatha made
history when he peacefully united the Five Nations
of the Iroquois Confederacy. Renowned for his
heroic work in peacemaking, Hiawatha’s legacy is an
essential lesson today. TheatreIV.org
Without politicizing, the wars in Afghanistan and
Iraq are brought front and center as actors dramatize
actual letters written by soldiers serving in the Middle
East. Drawing inspiration from the New York Times
Op-Ed article, The Things They Wrote, the criticallyacclaimed play gives a powerful portrait of the soldier
experience in our ongoing warfare.
GriffinTheatre.com/letters-home
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts and
Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature K-5 , Speaking and Listening
K-5, Language K-5. Theater Education: A.4, A.8 Play Reading &
Analysis; C.4, C.8 Research & Analysis. Social Studies: B.4, B.8 History.
Music: G.4, G.8 Evaluation; H.4, H.8 The Arts; I.4,nI.8 History & Culture.
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts and
Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature 6-12, Speaking and Listening
6-12, Language 6-12. Theater Education: A.8, A.12 Play Reading &
Analysis; C.8, C12 Research & Analysis. Social Studies: B.8, B.12 History.
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
4K-5
Please complete the enclosed order form to place
your reservation. If you are mailing your order,
make a copy for your records before sending us the
original. Email/Mail orders will be processed in the
order they are received.
PHONE MON, MAY 4 at 9:00 am
262-670-0560, ext. 201
You will be asked to provide:
• Performance name, date, and time
• Grade level of students attending
• School name, address, phone number, contact
person, and email address
• Total number of seats needed (please include
teachers, aides, students, parents/chaperones, etc.)
• Special needs requests* (wheelchair seating,
hearing devices or sign language interpretation**)
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Please mention special requests at time of reservation.
A minimum of 60 days advance notice is required. If less
notice is given, accommodations will be on a “best efforts”
basis and cannot be guaranteed.
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Sign language interpretation (when available) will be
offered at the performance as determined by the first
school who requests it.
Letters Home
Inspired by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow’s poem
Performed by TheatreIV
MON, OCT 19, 2015
FRI, OCT 23, 2015
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
• 10:00 AM •
The Berenstain Bears:
Family Matters
Based on the books by Stan and Jan Berenstain
Performed by Berenstain Bears LIVE!
Brother Bear’s grades are slipping, Sister Bear has a
few things to learn about making friends, and Papa
Bear can’t stop eating junk food. Thankfully, we can
depend on Mama Bear to help set things right. Using
the iconic stories and imagery of the books, the new
Off-Broadway musical teaches the importance of
honesty, health, and safety. BerenstainBearsLive.com
English Language Arts: A.4 Reading/Literature; C.4 Oral Language.
Theater Education: A.4 Play Reading and Analysis; C.4 Research and
Analysis. Music: G.4 Evaluation; H.4 The Arts.
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6-12
Once received by our office, your online reservation
will be processed as an order, using the correct price
based on the number of seats you requested.
NOTE: Online reservations are not a guarantee of
seats unless you receive an email confirmation.
THU, OCT 15, 2015
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
• Visit SchauerFieldTrips.org -- Click RESERVE SEATS
• Enter SCHOOLMAT in the pre-sale access code box
to view our Schooltime Matinees
• Select your performance and click BUY
• Select TOTAL number of seats needed (include
teachers, aides, students, parents/chaperones, etc.)
and add them to your shopping cart
• Check out (even though there is no balance due)
and CONFIRM your order
• Check your email for a confirmation (including
your spam folder)
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
5K-5
BOOK YOUR TRIP
7-12
OCTOBER 2015
HOW TO
Shakespeare Alive!
Based on the works of William Shakespeare
Performed by Joshua Kane
Imagine living in Shakespeare’s time: when maps had
not yet been drawn, before the dictionary was written.
It was a time of expansiveness, exploration, joy in words
and ideas. “The Bard” was the people’s playwright, and
his language spoke to them in a way students today can
hardly believe -- until now. The performance/lecture
blends fascinating facts and anecdotes to paint an
entertaining and informative view of the Elizabethan
world and mindset. JoshuaKane.com
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts
and Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature 6-12, Speaking and
Listening 6-12, Language 6-12. English Language Arts: A.8, A.12
Reading/Literature; C.8, C.12 Oral Language. Theater Education: A.8,
A.12 Play Reading and Analysis; B.8, B.12 Theater Performance; C.8, C.12
Research and Analysis.
FRI, DEC 11, 2015
MON, DEC 14, 2015
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
Dr. Kaboom: Live Wire
Twas the Night
Before Christmas
Commissioned by the John F. Kennedy Center
for the Performing Arts
The world changed at the dawn of the 19th century
when the power of electrical energy was harnessed.
Doktor Kaboom shares the fundamentals of electricity
and the history of humanity’s adventures into its
potential. With Tesla Coils, Van de Graaf Generators,
and a ping-pong shooting robot, Kaboom explains
everything from voltage and current, to conservation
of energy and plasma. DoktorKaboom.com
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts and
Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature K-/6-12, Speaking and
Listening K-5/6-12, Language K-5/6-12. Science : A.4, A.8 Science
Connections; B4, B.8 Nature of Science. Theater Education: A.4, A.8
Play Reading and Analysis; C.4, C.8 Research and Analysis.
2-8
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
4-8
5K-5
DECEMBER 2015 - JANUARY 2016
Based on the poem by Clement Moore
Performed by TheatreIV
Inspired by the timeless poem A Visit from St. Nicholas
and by the real life of its author, this hilarious musical
introduces Santa in a particularly beneficent light.
From “stockings hung by the chimney with care”
to the belly that shakes like a “bowlful of jelly,” this
classic has been charming audiences for many years.
TheatreIV.org
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts
and Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature K-5 , Speaking and
Listening K-5, Language K-5. English Language Arts: A.4 Reading/
Literature; C.4 Oral Language. Music: G.4, G.8 Evaluation; H.4, H.8
The Arts. Theater Education: A.4 Play Reading and Analysis; C.4
Research and Analysis.
THU, JAN 21, 2016
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM (70 min. show) •
DISNEY’S
Alice In Wonderland, Jr.
Based on the Disney film & the book by Lewis Carroll
Performed by Schauer Rising Stars Productions
SPECIAL PRICE: $5.50 PER SEAT
Travel down the rabbit hole! Join Alice’s madcap
adventures in Wonderland as she chases the White
Rabbit, raps with a bubble-blowing Caterpillar, and
beats the Queen of Hearts at her own game. This
fast-paced adaptation of the timeless film features
new arrangements of such Disney songs as I’m Late,
The Un-birthday Song, and Zip-A-Dee-Doo-Dah.
SchauerCenter.org
English Language Arts & Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature
K-5/6-12, Speaking and Listening K-5/6-12, Language K-5/6-12. Dance:
E.4, E.8 Critical Thinking; F.4, F.8 Communication and Expression; G.4, G.8
Appreciation. Music: F.4, F.8, F.12 Analysis; G.4, G.8 Evaluation; H.4, H.8
The Arts. Theater Education: A.4, A.8 Play Reading and Analysis;
B.4, B.8 Theater Performance; C.4, C.8 Research and Analysis.
BUY MORE & SAVE!
PRICING
Prices are based on the number of seats purchased to any one performance. Take your entire school,
multiple grades or partner with other homeschool families to receive the greatest discount.
Less than 10 seats: $8 each
11-100 seats: $7.50 each
101-200 seats: $7 each
201+ seats: $6.50 each
All performances are sold at the prices listed above, except for Alice In Wonderland, Jr. on THU, JAN 21, 2016.
Because the show is performed by a cast of local youth, seats are $5.50 each.
Please note: prices are per show, not per order.
BUY 20, GET ONE FREE
When you purchase 20 seats to a single performance you will receive one (1) additional complimentary
admission. For example, if you pay for 40 seats you receive two (2) additional, free BONUS admissions.
BONUS seats may be used by ANY member of your group - you decide!
THE MORE THE MERRIER
In appreciation of our “frequent flyers,” we will be issuing a $25 Schauer Center gift certificate to each individual
teacher who books 150 or more seats over the course of the 2015-16 season. Just our way of saying ‘thank you!’
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MAIL Now being accepted!
147 N. Rural Street
Hartford, WI 53027
Reservations will be processed in the order they are received.
FRI, FEB 5, 2016
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
Walk On:
The Rosa Parks Story
Goodnight Moon &
The Runaway Bunny
Performed by Mad River Theater Works
Based on the books by Margaret Wise Brown
Music and drama weave together to tell the story of
Civil Rights leader Rosa Parks -- from her childhood
in rural Alabama to her famous decision to “sit down
and be counted.” Exciting and inspirational, the
play paints a portrait of a complex woman whose
determination made all the difference in the struggle
for equality in the United States. MadRiverTheater.org
Whimsical puppetry and original music bring a
new appreciation to stories that have delighted
generations. A young rabbit goes through a bedtime
ritual of saying goodnight to everything in sight;
another bunny tells his mother he wants to run away,
beginning an imaginary game of chase. Both tales
feature soothing rhythms and dream-like imagery
that infuse a sense of peace. MermaidTheatre.ca
5K-8
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
WED, FEB 17, 2016
FRI, FEB 19, 2016
MON, FEB 22, 2016
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
A Perfect Balance
Let’s Go Science Show
Lily’s Crossing
Wacky Professor Smart and his comedic sidekick Dr.
Knowitall join forces for an educational, experiential
extravaganza. Professor Smart has peoples’ hair
standing on-end while he demonstrates principals
of physics. Through memorable demonstrations,
students learn about air pressure, figure out flight,
see optical illusions, are shocked by static electricity,
grasp gyroscopic properties, and get a handle on the
scientific method. LetsGoScienceShow.com
Based on the book by Patricia Reilly Giff
Performed by ArtsPower National Touring Theatre
Written and Directed by Mary Hall Surface
Designed & Performed by Kevin Reese
Inspired by the work of American artist Alexander
Calder (the inventor of the mobile), the one-man
play follows a young artist on his quest to capture
his vision of life. Challenged by his father to create
a masterpiece, the artist playfully experiments with
drawing, painting, and sculpting. Only when he
takes his shapes “off the page” does he find his way.
SchoolSculptures.com/performance
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts
and Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature K-5 Speaking and
Listening K-5, Language K-5. Theater Education: A.4 Play Reading
& Analysis; C.4 Research & Analysis. Art and Design Education:
A.4, A.8 Visual Memory and Knowledge; B.4, B.8 Art Design History,
Citizenship, and Environment.
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Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts
and Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature K-5 Speaking and
Listening K-5, Language K-5. Theater Education: A.4 Play Reading &
Analysis; C.4 Research & Analysis. Music: G.4 Evaluation; H.4 The Arts.
5K-8
Social Studies: B.4, B.8, B.12 History. English Language Arts:
A.4, A.8, A.12 Reading/Literature; C.4, C.8, C.12 Oral Language.
Theatre Education: A.4, A.8, A.12 Play Reading and Analysis; C.4, C.8,
C12 Research and Analysis. Music: G.4, G.8, G.12 Evaluation; H.4, H.8,
H.12 The Arts.
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PHONE MON, MAY 4 at 9:00 am
262-670-0560, ext. 201
TUE, FEB 2, 2016
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
EMAIL Now being accepted!
[email protected]
Completed order form must be attached
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
3-8
ONLINE Now being accepted!
Print an order form or reserve seats
with pre-sale access code SCHOOLMAT
at SchauerFieldTrips.org
4K-2
FEBRUARY 2016
RESERVATIONS
Science: A.4, A.8, A.12 Science Connections; B.4, B.8, B.12 Nature of
Science; D.4, D.8, D.12 Physical Science. Theater Education: A.4, A.8,
A.12 Play Reading & Analysis; C.4, C.8, C.12 Research & Analysis.
It’s 1944 and Lily is looking forward to a spectacular
summer at her family’s cozy house on the Atlantic
Ocean. But after her father goes off to war and
her best friend moves away, Lily’s dream of a
peaceful vacation is shattered. A compelling dramatic
adaptation, the play shows how an unexpected
friendship forever changes a young girl’s outlook on life.
ArtsPower.org
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts
and Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature K-/6-12, Speaking and
Listening K-5/6-12, Language K-5/6-12. Theater Education: A.4, A.8
Play Reading & Analysis; C.4, C.8 Research & Analysis.
2-6
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
RECOMMENDED
FOR GRADES
2-8
2-6
MARCH - APRIL 2016
MON, MAR 14, 2016
FRI, APR 15, 2016
MON, APR 25, 2016
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
• 10:00 AM •
• 10:00 AM & 12:30 PM •
BFG
(The Big Friendly Giant)
Based on the book by Roald Dahl
Performed by Dallas Children’s Theater
Puppets and actors create a fantastical world
of magical adventures! The BFG, a 15-foot-tall
vegetarian giant with vocabulary problems, teams up
with an orphan girl. Together, Sophie and her new
“jumbly” friend devise a plan to save the children of
England from child-eating giants. Along the way,
they are assisted by the Queen of England, the British
Army, and the Royal Air Force… DCT.org
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts
and Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature K-/6-12, Speaking and
Listening K-5/6-12, Language K-5/6-12. Theater Education: A.4, A.8
Play Reading & Analysis; C.4, C.8 Research & Analysis.
Masters of Hawaiian Music
Performed by George Kahumoku, Jr. & Friends
Hawaii’s Renaissance man George Kahumoku, Jr.
is a multiple Grammy Award-winning slack key
guitarist, teacher, storyteller, and writer. His roots
in rich Hawaiian cultures reflect both traditional and
contemporary music. Joined by the charismatic
duet, Da Ukulele Boyz, and a hula dancer, George’s
vocals and instrumental interludes on the delightful
12-string slack key playfully blend stories, songs, and
good fun. Kahumoku.com
Dance: E.4, E.8, E.12 Critical Thinking; F.4, F.8, F.12 Communication and
Expression; G.4, G.8, G.12 Appreciation. Music: F.4, F.8, F.12 Analysis;
G.4, G.8, G.12 Evaluation; H.4, H.8, H.12 The Arts; I.4, I.8, I.12 History
and Culture. Social Studies: B.4, B.8, B.12 History; E.4, E.8, E.12
Behavioral Sciences.
The Lightning Thief
Based on the book by Rick Riordan
Performed by Theatreworks USA
Percy Jackson is about to be kicked out of school,
but that’s the least of his troubles. Lately, the gods
of Mount Olympus seem to be walking out of Greek
mythology and into his life. And what’s worse,
Zeus’ master lightning bolt has been stolen. Percy
will have to catch the thief and unravel a treachery
more powerful than the gods in this musical stage
adaptation. TheatreworksUSA.org
Common Core State Standards for English Language Arts
and Literacy: Reading Standards for Literature K-5, Speaking and
Listening K-5, Language K-5. Theater Education: A.4, A.8 Play
Reading and Analysis; C.4, C.8 Research and Analysis. Music: G.4, G.8
Evaluation; H.4, H.8 The Arts.
BEYOND THE STAGE
The Schauer Center places priority on our educational impact through outreach opportunities.
Activities and workshops can be added to your Schooltime order on the enclosed registration form.
Please register a minimum of 60 days prior to the activity to ensure availability. Space is limited!
PRE-SHOW ART WORKSHOPS
Create unique artwork inspired by the performance! After a 50 minute workshop, students will eat a bag
lunch and then attend the 12:30 pm show. Fee: $6 per student. Supplies included.
Berenstain Bears
Grades 4K-5
MON, OCT 19, 2015 • 10:30 AM
Doktor Kaboom
Grades 4-8
FRI, DEC 11, 2015 • 10:30 AM
Alice In Wonderland, Jr.
Grades 2-8
THU, JAN 21, 2016 • 10:30 AM
Goodnight Moon &
The Runaway Bunny
Grades 4K-2
FRI, FEB 5, 2016 • 10:30 AM
For details on how you can particpate, contact us at 262-670-0560, ext. 201 or [email protected].
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FOR YOUR INFORMATION
About Your Reservation
About the Show
CONFIRMATION
• Performances are held in the Ruth A. Knoll Theater.
Seating capacity is approximately 500 seats.
• Shows run about one hour (60 minutes) in length,
unless noted. Occasionally, a Q&A session is included.
A confirmation letter/invoice, along with a Schooltime
Matinee contract, will be mailed within two (2)
business day of your reservation. Please review your
reservation carefully. If there are no changes, sign and
return the contract to the Schauer Center by the stated
due date. If you do not receive your confirmation
or your reservation is incorrect, please contact the
Schauer Center as soon as possible. Reservations may
be cancelled without notice if the Schauer Center does
not receive the signed contract from you.
You will receive final confirmation approximately
six (6) weeks prior to the show. The confirmation will
include information regarding your visit, as well as a
reminder of any payment due.
PAYMENT
Although payment is not due when the reservation is
placed, please adhere to the following:
• A minimum of 60 days notice is required in order
to completely cancel your reservation. If a
cancellation is requested after this deadline, the
school will still be responsible for payment of the
original reservation. Reservations placed after the
cancellation date are considered final sales.
• Payment must be received 30 days prior to the
performance or seats may be forfeited. Payment
due date is located on your invoice.
• If additional seats are needed within 30 days of the
performance they must be paid for, in full, at time of
order (with a credit card over the phone or in person
with cash or check). Please limit your adjustments
to one per performance.
• No cash or checks from individual students/parents,
please. Payment must be made on a single check
(payable to ‘Schauer Center’).
• After payment is received, the price of additional seats
will be at the same price as the original order.
• No changes can be made within two (2) business
days of your scheduled performance.
• No refunds will be issued for unused seats.
Chaperones
• At least one (1) chaperone is recommended for every 15
students and should be included in your reservation.
• Parents/chaperones may not purchase tickets
separately from the school group. Schooltime
Matinees are not open to the public.
• Chaperones may not bring other children. Babies in
arms will not be permitted in the theater.
Seating
• The requested number of seats will be held at time
of reservation, however, seating assignment is NOT
determined by reservation date.
• A seat must be reserved for everyone in your group.
Reservation totals must reflect all students, aides,
teachers, and parents/chaperones attending.
• Tickets are not issued. Ushers will take your group
to their assigned seats.
• Please mention special needs requests (wheelchairs,
hearing/vision impairment), at time of reservation
so that your school may be seated accordingly.
Weather-related Cancellations
Schooltime Matinees are only cancelled if performers
cannot make it due to weather. The Schauer Center
will decide to cancel, delay or post-pone by 8:00 am
on the day of the show. We will make every effort
to alert schools of such changes. Weather-related
cancellations issued by the Schauer Center will offer
an alternate performance date or a full refund.
Plan Your Visit
STUDY GUIDES
Visit SchauerFieldTrips.org to find information about the
shows, links to artists’ websites, and downloadable study
guides that help bring the show into your classroom.
GET CREATIVE
Go beyond the stage by adding a pre-show art workshop
or hands-on activity. See page 5 for more information.
Advanced registration required. Tuition fees apply.
LUNCH WITH US
Lunch facilities are available, but please let us know
in advance if you want to eat lunch on our premises.
Chairs and tables will NOT be provided. Space is
limited and requests will be considered on a first come,
first serve basis. Call 262-670-0560, ext. 201 to check
for availability. An additional $25 fee is required.
ARRIVAL
Please arrive no later than 15 minutes before show
time. Late arrivals will be seated when appropriate,
based on the performance.
DISMISSAL
Groups will be dismissed by school from the stage
following the performance. Please remain seated
until your school is called. Schools are dismissed in
the order that buses are lined up to leave. If you need
to be released first, please let us know so that your
bus driver can be instructed to line up first. Although
we will try our best, we cannot guarantee that all
dismissal requests will be honored.
If a school is unable to attend due to weather (ie,
school is closed or delayed), a credit will be issued so
they may attend a future Schooltime Matinee.
PARKING & DIRECTIONS
Conveniently located in downtown Hartford near the intersection of
HWY 60 and HWY 83, the Schauer Center offers free on-site parking.
Buses simply drop students off at the front door and then park at the
south end of the parking lot.
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Directions are available at SchauerCenter.org/YourVisit.
2015-16
Schooltime Matinees
MAIL, EMAIL OR REGISTER ONLINE TODAY!
PHONE ORDERS
ACCEPTED MAY 4
Schooltime Matinees are open to public school, private/parochial school, homeschool, and accredited non-profit daycare groups. Seats are not available for the general public.
SCHOOL / HOMESCHOOL _______________________________________
ADDRESS ____________________________________________________
CITY _______________________________ STATE _____ ZIP __________
PRICING
Prices are based on the number of seats
purchased to any one performance:
TEACHER ____________________________________________________
EMAIL _______________________________________________________
PHONE (SCHOOL) __________________ PHONE (CELL) __________________
BILLING CONTACT _____________________________________________
Less than 10 seats: $8 each
11-100 seats: $7.50 each
101-200 seats: $7 each
201+ seats: $6.50 each
Seats for Alice In Wonderland, Jr. on THU, JAN 21, 2016
are $5.50 each, regardless of the number purchased.
GRADES ATTENDING (CIRCLE ALL APPLICABLE) 4K 5K 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 HIGH SCHOOL SPECIAL EDUCATION
SPECIAL NEEDS _____________________________________________________________________________
NUMBER OF SEATS (INCLUDING TEACHERS, AIDES, STUDENTS, PARENTS/CHAPERONES) _____________
PERFORMANCES
□ 10:00 AM
THU, OCT 15 • Hiawatha
□ 10:00 AM
FRI, OCT 16 • Letters Home
□ 10:00 AM
MON, OCT 19 • The Berenstain Bears
□ 10:00 AM
FRI, OCT 23 • Shakespeare Alive!
FRI, DEC 11 • Doktor Kaboom: Live Wire □ 10:00 AM
MON, DEC 14 • Twas...Before Christmas □ 10:00 AM
□ 10:00 AM
THU, JAN 21 • Alice In Wonderland, Jr.
TUE, FEB 2 • Walk On: The Rosa Parks Story □ 10:00 AM
FRI, FEB 5 • Goodnight Moon/Runaway Bunny □ 10:00 AM
□ 10:00 AM
WED, FEB 17 • A Perfect Balance
□ 10:00 AM
FRI, FEB 19 • Let’s Go Science Show
□ 10:00 AM
MON, FEB 22 • Lily’s Crossing
MON, MAR 14 • BFG (The Big Friendly Giant) □ 10:00 AM
FRI, APR 15 • Masters of Hawaiian Music □ 10:00 AM
□ 10:00 AM
MON, APR 25 • The Lightning Thief
□ 12:30 PM
ADD-ON
COMMENTS
□ 12:30 PM □ Art Workshop
□ 12:30 PM □ Art Workshop
□ 12:30 PM
□ 12:30 PM □ Art Workshop
□ 12:30 PM
□ 12:30 PM □ Art Workshop
□ 12:30 PM
□ 12:30 PM
□ 12:30 PM
□ 12:30 PM
□ 12:30 PM
All Performances are 60 minutes in length,
except Alice In Wonderland, Jr., which is 70 minutes long.
□ I would like to reserve a space for lunch.
□ I am interested in an Arts Immersion Day!
2015
2016
□ THU, OCT 1
□ THU, OCT 29
□ THU, NOV 19
□ THU, FEB 11
□ THU, MAR 10
□ THU, APR 14
□ THU, MAY 5
□ I would like to choose my own
Arts Immersion Day!
List preferred dates below
□ ___________________________________________
□ ___________________________________________
Questions about Arts Immersion Days?
262-670-0560, ext. 4 or [email protected]
Orders placed less than 30 days prior to the show must be processed over the phone
so that availability can be confirmed and full payment collected at that time.
FOR OFFICE USE
I understand that this is an order request and will only be filled if seats are still available for the chosen performance.
The Schauer Center will mail me a confirmation/invoice, along with a Schooltime Matinee contract, within two (2) business days of
my reservation. If I do not receive a confirmation, it is my responsibility to contact the Schauer Center to ensure receipt.
Note: Online/mail/email reservation requests will be processed in the order they are received.
Phone reservations start Monday, May 4 at 9:00 am.
SIGNED _______________________________________________ DATE ________________
147 N. Rural Street, Hartford, WI 53027 • 262-670-0560, ext. 201 • SchauerFieldTrips.ORG
2015-16
Schooltime Matinees
147 N. Rural Street • Hartford, WI 53027 • SchauerFieldTrips.ORG
MAIL, EMAIL OR REGISTER ONLINE TODAY!
PHONE ORDERS
ACCEPTED MAY 4
Schooltime Matinees are open to public school, private/parochial school, homeschool, and accredited non-profit daycare groups. Seats are not available for the general public.
The Schauer Arts Center is a non-profit regional center for the arts, staging professional touring performances, being home to community arts groups,
offering arts classes for all ages, as well as hosting social and business functions.
CREATE YOUR OWN ARTS IMMERSION DAY!
Hands-On Introduction
to the Arts
Go beyond the classroom for an interactive day
of multi-disciplinary arts education workshops.
Reward your students with a unique arts enrichment
opportunity featuring dance, music, theater, and
visual arts experiences. General education public
and private school students, homeschool groups,
scouting groups, and accelerated learning programs
are all encouraged to customize an Arts Immersion
Day at the Schauer Center OR at your school.
THE BENEFITS
The one-day intensive program will challenge students
to think big and create bigger, helping to discover their
own artistic vision or inner voice. Aside from exploring
their artistic potential, students will gain positive values
such as cooperation and self-confidence.
Studies have shown that the arts enhance student
achievement and performance in the core curriculum
areas of math, science, and reading. Arts education is
also critical in developing empathy, problem-solving,
critical thinking, and other 21st centrury work skills.
THE WORKSHOPS
The program at the Schauer Center includes four
rotated 50-minute workshops, and a 30-minute break
for lunch (lunch is not provided). Each workshop will
offer professional instruction by teaching artists, with
volunteer support as needed.
GRADE LEVELS
Recommended for students in grades K5-8; the
workshops are adjusted for grade appropriateness
and/or for achievement of specific skills or goals.
GROUP SIZE
We request a minimum of 60 participants. Smaller
groups may be possible with an adjustment in fees.
A recommended max group size is 120. Larger groups
can be accommodated with 90 days notice, pending
facility and staff availability.
PRICING
Groups of 60-79 are $11 per student. Groups of
80+ are $9 per student. Chaperones/teachers are
FREE. Fees include instruction and materials, but all
participants must bring their own bag lunch.
If you would like an Arts Immersion at your school or
an off-site location, groups of 60-79 are $14 per student
and groups of 80+ are $12 per student.
SELECT THE DATE
The proposed dates below guarantee facility and
teacher availability. You may also choose your own date
Monday-Friday while school is in session (SEPT-MAY),
pending availability, and must be reserved 90 days
in advance. Arrival time is 9:30 am. Workshops are
10:00 am to 2:15 pm, unless a change is requested.
2015
THU, OCT 1
THU, OCT 29
THU, NOV 19
2016
THU, FEB 11
THU, MAR 10
THU, APR 14
THU, MAY 5
RESERVE YOUR DAY
Reservations should be made at least 60 days prior
to your selected Arts Immersion Day at the Schauer
Center, and payment must be completed 30 days
prior to your arrival. Off-site workshops should be
reserved 90 days in advance. For Schooltime Matinee
payment policies, see page 3 for details.
For inquires or reservations, please contact Director of
Education Tianna Conway, at 262-670-0560,
ext. 204 or [email protected].